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InstructionsStart by proofing the yeast in the cup of warm water, along with the sugar. Let it sit a good 15 minutes. Then mix the semolina, salt, and cream of tartar with the flour (I like to use bread flour), but withhold 1/2 cup of the flour. Then add the water with the previously proofed ADY, mix with a wooden spoon and by hand, cover and let rest for around 25 minutes in a warm part of the kitchen. Then add the rest of the flour along with the oil and the small amount of melted and cooled butter. After kneading for a very short time (est. 2 min.), you may find that you need a teaspoon or two more of the flour, just enough to form a ball (the dough will be very oily - more than you think it should be - this is normal. Most of the oil should be absorbed when you need in the additional flour and oil, but it's still very oily). Then put the formed dough ball into a Ziploc bag and into the refrigerator for 24 hours. Take it out of the refrigerator the next day about 2 hours before baking, Roll out the dough ball and press into a pan lightly coated with Crisco. Crimp or pinch the edges of the crust very hard to give the crust a nice real thin edge, as opposed to a thicker or fatter rim. I then pre-bake the dough for 4 min (you don't have to - it's not in the original recipe, but I prefer it) I then put in a layer of sliced Mozzarella cheese, then added some provolone cheese pieces, then cooked sausage (Again, I prefer to pre-cook the sausage about 1/2 way to render some of the fat out- you don't have to ). I then added some drained 6 in 1 sauce (important to use the “6-in-1” sauce, and important to drain first!) to which I added Italian spices, minced garlic, sea salt, and a good dash of honey (key ingredient - I use 2-3 Tablespoons) then I put some grated parmesan on top.
Have your egg at 450 degrees at the grate. temp is imortant, so make sure it's stable. After 15 minutes I turned the pizza 180 degrees and continue to bake for about 10 minutes more. <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />NotesNumber of Servings: 6Time to Prepare:

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This sounds good and I will try it. I would suggest you add that the dough needs to go in a large zip lock (or just a covered bowl) in order to have room for rising. Also might want to lightly coat the dough with some olive oil to make it less likely to stick in the bag.